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Placing the deck under heavy books is to straighten out the cards if they are bent. To make the cards less slippery, just keep using them, it will slowly go away.

Great book!

I believe they've actually done this a few times.

1) Make sure you are in a well-light area. 2) Stand in front of a nice background, avoid messy rooms. Try hanging a clean white sheet behind you. 3) Use an actual presentation. 4) Avoid Linkin Park music.

I really like "Sandwich Aces" from Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic. I highly recommend that effect and that book.

This guy's got the right idea.

I had good luck with Bee Stingers. They lasted me for quite a while. Tally-Hos are great cards too. I don't know anything about Aladdins, but Studs are wonderful cards, highly recommended.

Everyone says theory11 decks have one-way designs, the only ones I've noticed are the PROPAGANDA decks.

Improvisational acting books might be of help to you.

I don't go through man decks, it hasn't happened to me.

I truly hate that sort of thing, that's why I pretty much only perform for strangers now.

I play guitar myself, it definitely helps with magic.

They're your ethics, not ours. You decide.

Cage the Elephant said their second album would be out in January of this year, it is now August, and they're still in the mixing process, yet, life goes on. A band I like has broken a promise, but I just don't care. They'll get it out eventually, and that's all that matters. In your case, you...

I recommend staying away from magic for the first couple of months. I may seem like a good idea now, but trust me, you don't want to be "the magic kid." I did a lot of magic the first week or so of high school, and after a while, I absolutely hated being known as the magic guy, I wanted people...

Hahaha, I didn't notice at first either.

Link? (I forget too!)

If nobody knows about them, how do you know they exist?

If he ripped you off for two grand, you should really contact a lawyer.

This may seem like a completely random question, but in the UK, are CDs wrapped in cellophane? (Like playing cards)